Roosevelt Lincoln Middle School - Yearbook (Salina, KS)

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Mrs. Sonja Bengtson, Our Librarian STAFF Lucille Melton, School Nurse 4 Roosevelt Secretaries, Elsie Leshley and Mrs. Dorothy Aden.

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C . O. Scott, Principal A. G. Williams, Assistant Principal PRI CIPALS In a short time you will have completed another school year. Your teachers and parents have earnestly tried to make this a successful year for you. Since success is difficult to define and it may have adifferent meaning for each of you, mayl suggest a few guide lines to help you measure this school year? You have had a successful school year if: you have been kind and sympathetic, under- standing and courteous to your fellow students and to the adults with whom you have been associated. you have a better unde r- standing of your obli- gations and duties in an increasingly complex society, as well as their accompanying rights and privileges. you have made an honest effort to master each daily task assigned. In the words of Longfellow, It is doing what you do well and doing well whatever you do, that Counts. I know that each of you h a s had a successful school year in direct proportion to the effort that you have made. Since there is always room for greater effort, I hope that after a pleasant summer, you will return to school with a sincere desire to do even better work. Mr. C.O. Scott

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COUNSELORS Edith Brodlne and Elizabeth Nelson, guidance counselors, discuss the problems of North's FAC LTY as K 1' X .8 MELVIN MARY EDITH WILMA MAE LOREN AHLSTEDT ARMOUR BRODINE BUCKNELL BURCH Mathematics Home Economics English English Algebra at M ,X Q I fu , ese S lslls lslfes f 2 A if V A 'E tl Y' I A 7 Q' .Q f K ' 1 ,SA iw, f .if ,' '-f- I ' .L oogs I I Rt A - n 2,,i YI-2 -' A BETSY LETTIE BEN BILL MARGUERITE CHRIS BURSON BUSEY CAMP CARLSON COX CRANK Democracy English Mathematics Physical English Social Studies Education E ,ca C URTIS CROOKS Mathematics